Quote from: AmoreJaz on October 01, 2023, 08:53:29 PM

Quote from: agustina2 on October 01, 2023, 08:45:50 PM

Quote from: Dave1 on October 01, 2023, 02:32:16 AM

Inoue should focus first on Marlon Tapales, although we wanted to support him as a big underdog, but we really haven't seen a boxer close to defeat Inoue. Only Nonito was able to almost beat Inoue in their first encounter, very close fight and Donaire broke Inoue's orbital bone. But after that, Inoue level up and knockout everyone he fights, including a rematch with the Filipino Flash.

Nonito Donaire Jr. is the reason why Naoya Inoue puts up more intense training on his regime.

It's the first time in Inoue's career that he suffered a serious injury after his fight and that was because of Donaire. Prime vs. Prime, Donaire might crash Inoue but it now remains speculation forever since unfortunately, they weren't able to meet at the right time.

Inoue vs. Tapales - even my support will go to Tapales, I do not see him winning against the prime Inoue, really sorry to say that. No one in the Bantamweight or Superbantamweight is close to Inoue's strength right now even those who are in the top rankings in that division.

i am not seeing upset to be happening on this match as well. so if you gonna place a bet on this match, better look for other betting lines because inoue is highly favourite on this upcoming fight.
it may very well go under 7.5 and the fight won't go the distance. check the odds which will give you better profits. you can also look the odds for the winning method on this match.

I guess we all agree that Tapales is unlikely to win. Inoue is on a different level as a boxer, and he consistently outclasses his opponents, often resulting in one-sided beatdowns. This trend has continued after his tough competition against Donaire. As Inoue gains more recognition, his camp is focused on ensuring impressive wins every time he fights. So, despite Tapales being our very own, it's hard to be biased when we see who the obvious better fighter is.

The fight could end in less than 6 rounds if Tapales decides to challenge Inoue's power by fighting toe to toe or engaging in his counter-punching style.

Therefore, I would predict the fight to end in 6 rounds or less.